Army Aaf (9 results)

Paperback. Condition: Fine. 64p. photos. Wraps. Fine Copy.

Softcover. Small 8vo., 47 pp. C1943. Staplebound in color illustrated wraps. With color and duo-tone illustrations throughout. The Army Air Force [A.A.F.] was the major land-based aerial warfare service component of the United States Army and de facto aerial warfare service branch of the United States during and immediately after World War II [1941?1947]. Very Good with a tiny bit of wear at the extremities. Tight and clean.

Large Paperback. Condition: Very Good. 147p. line drawings. Illustrations. photos. Large wraps. Very Good Copy.

Condition: New. KlappentextThis study recounts the career of the Twelfth Air Force from the time it became established in newly pacified French North Africa until it was absolved in the Northwest African Air Forces. Contents include the race for Tunis, .

Hardcover. Condition: Good. sturdy manual number 20 ring bound with hardcover. covers have discoloration along all edges. great color photos. these guys were brave, getting inside a very vulnerable ball hanging below the underbelly. give me the Navy anyday Fast service with confirmation, no international or priority orders over 4lbs.

Hardcover. Condition: Near Fine. Title page date is May. Printing date is June. About 400p. Photos. Illustrations. Covers Machine guns, Sights, Turrets (Martin, Sperry Lower, Sperry Ball, Sperry Upper, Consolidated Tail, Emerson Nose, Bendix Chin, Bendix Upper, Bell Adapter ), Aircraft Recognition. Sights section revised Feb. 1945. All other pages dated in May 44. In Original printed grey cloth binder. Heavy/Oversize. Copy of Sgt. Al Mather. Near Fine Copy.

Hardcover. Condition: Near Fine. Title page date is May. Printing date is June. About 400p. Photos. Illustrations. Covers Machine guns, Sights, Turrets (Martin, Sperry Lower, Sperry Ball, Sperry Upper, Consolidated Tail, Emerson Nose, Bendix Chin, Bendix Upper, Bell Adapter ), Aircraft Recognition. Two Sections on B-29 gunnery added: dated July and Sept. 1944. In Original printed grey cloth binder. Heavy/Oversize. Near Fine Copy.

Hardcover. Condition: Near Fine. 1st. 1st ed. About 500p. Photos. Illustrations. Heavy. In original Printed binder. Lower corner missing from first page. Near Fine Copy.

Collection of five original WWII Tyndall Field newspapers. Approx. H 14.25 inches x L 10.25 inches. All folded horizontally at centers; some edge-wear to leaves; scattered toning/foxing and soiling. Color printing to headsheets (page 1s) with remainder in b/w. ***** {#1} JUNE 19, 1943 - VOLUME 2, NUMBER 21. Sixteen pages (including covers); serviceman's ink signature at headsheet's upper left (i.e. above the fold). ***** {#2} JUNE 26, 1943 - VOLUME 2, NUMBER 22. Sixteen pages including covers. ***** {#3} JULY 31, 1943 - VOLUME 2, NUMBER 27. Missing sheet (pages 3-4 and 9-10); pages 1-2, 5-8, 11-12 present (with pages 1 and 12 being front and rear covers respectively). ***** {#4} AUGUST 14, 1943 - VOLUME 2, NUMBER 29. Twelve pages (including covers) plus unpaged leaf laid-in between pages 6-7. Interesting circumstance of Chinese-American Pfc. Willie Wong of Squadron A featured at center of front cover illustration and with short bio on rear cover (i.e. page 12) noting "Gunner of the Week" (along with five colleagues each representing Squadrons B, C, D, E, and F) as well as his award as "Gunner of the Class." ***** {#5} AUGUST 28, 1943 - VOLUME 2, NUMBER 31. Twelve pages (including covers) plus unpaged leaf laid-in between pages 6-7. ***** The weekly Tyndall Target base newspaper was published between January 1942 through July 15, 1944.